Things to Do

The Saturday, May 18, gathering will include an art market, creative activities in four indoor students and DJ sets from SAY Sí students.

The movie was the biggest blockbuster of 2023 and also picked up eight Academy Award nominations.

Playwright Lemuel Mitchell’s science fiction-romance runs May 17-25.

The Friday, May 17, tasting is tied to the museum's De La Torre Brothers exhibition 'Upward Mobility.'

The Game at The Rock will take place at The Rock at La Cantera, and it's open to players of all skill levels.

Current and former SA Poet Laureates and local poets will perform original work at the event.

Under the direction of Rick Sanchez, San Pedro Playhouse will bring the action up close in the Russell Hill Rogers Theater.

Organized by the Asian Resource Center of San Antonio, this year's festival highlights the fact that AAPI culture isn't a monolith.

General tickets go on sale at noon this Thursday.

The discounts are in celebration of National Nurses Week and Teacher Appreciation Week.

Anetra, Gala Varo and Mirage will perform two shows at the Bonham on Thursday.

The exhibition features works by internationally acclaimed artist Hunt Slonem.

The McNay Print Fair's goal is to appeal to a variety of tastes and budgets.

The tours are being offered before the distinctive downtown structure undergoes a multi-million-dollar makeover.

With three Netflix-backed comedy specials under his belt in addition to the new tour, it's clear Chieng has no intention of letting his standup skills get rusty.

Tickets for the show go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, May 3.

The musical centers around the adventures of Tracy Turnblad, a feisty teenage girl living in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1960.

The RuPaul's Drag Race winner is bringing her Dead Inside Comedy Tour to the Tobin Center on Thursday.

This year, San Antonio artist Cruz Ortiz will be crowned as King Anchovy LVII.

The Acrocats will strut their stuff at the Josephine Theatre from April 18-21.